Kneading dough, making rotis, in a dhaba (streetside cafe) in Andheri - a suburb of Mumbai. The speed at which he does it is amazing!To view K images from around the world pleases click here
Kneading dough, making rotis, in a dhaba (streetside cafe) in Andheri - a suburb of Mumbai. The speed at which he does it is amazing!
Roti pratas as they call it in Singapore. My son loves it. here, in Auckland, we have a little India, but rotis cost twice as in Sinagpore.
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Terrific shot and I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteKneading is such a comforting action, - what I like best about making bread.
ReplyDeleteDelicious photo! I want to try some rotis, yumm, yumm!
ReplyDeleteGood K word! I think there is an art to kneading, and your photo captures it.
ReplyDeleteMMMMMM!
ReplyDeleteNamaste & Aloha, Friend!
Comfort Spiral
Many roti canai & peratha makers in Malaysia is from India.
ReplyDeleteI just love its if take with curry gravy & special tea or teh tarik in Malaysia.
Looks wonderful - I've watched tortillas made around Mexico's shops but know nothing of rotis. Thank you for the information!
ReplyDeleteAwesome picture! I can imagine what those kneaded dough balls will become - yummy parathas! :)
ReplyDeleteK for kneading... when spoken sounds quite odd... but a perfect title for this one!
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belle photo de cet artisan au travail
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo of the artisan at work
One need skills to knead the roti prata , believe me I've tried and still fail!
ReplyDeleteIs this guy offering some tutorials.???I need one ...not the kneading part but the speed.
ReplyDeleteYou made me hungry!
ReplyDeleteI love to knead dough, its so relaxing...I don't know about the speed part...must be kool to watch.
ReplyDeleteThis is an action photo! Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteYummieeeee........
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Wow, delicious:)
ReplyDeleteThey are fascinating to watch.
ReplyDeleteKneading is a great word! Now I'm hungry thinking about those streetside goodies!
ReplyDeleteA pleasure to watch.
ReplyDeletehumm it looks good! That guy is working hard!
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
Léia
Watching someone who's really good at stuff like this is always amazing to me. I suppose when you make several hundred rotis a day every day, you do it from muscle memory. Cool stuff!
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, now I'm hungry too!
a very interesting blog !
ReplyDeleteLike they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words", and your website sure has beautiful photos.
Ohyum right outta the oven .. I love roti!
ReplyDeleteExcellent slice of life - teehee, I know you dont slice roti!
Professional in baking !!!! That is nice to look in live :)
ReplyDeleteKneading....thoughtful K word. Each nook and corner here has one parota master....their skill very enviable.
ReplyDeleteRoti, I like it. It is so soft when it is warm.
ReplyDeletewhenever I see someone doing this it always makes me hungry for fresh baked bread!
ReplyDeleteGreat K post and photograph.
Great K word. Your action photo almost makes me hear the sound.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot. So....is the finished product a roll of some sort?
ReplyDeleteThats made me hungry! He has a great skill.
ReplyDeleteI think one can almost achieve a Zen-like state kneading.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Hildred--kneading is the best part of making bread. A great way to get rid of frustrations! But I would think this vendor would have very sore hands by the end of the day:)
ReplyDeleteKneading is a great K word! I bet he gets tired kneading so much dough!
ReplyDeleteGreat post for K, he must make very delicious rotis.
ReplyDeleteI bet he's amazing to watch! I've seen people making pizza by hand and it's just mesmerising!
ReplyDeleteGood one for K!
Very nice shot. So....is the finished product a roll of some sort?
ReplyDeleteKneading....thoughtful K word. Each nook and corner here has one parota master....their skill very enviable.
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